I S C Enrolls 332 Students for Summer Term
Idaho State College reports 332 summer session enrollees across colleges led by Liberal Arts and Pharmacy. Thirty five percent of registrants are women with majors in elementary and secondary education and general education. A speech correction clinic led by Clark S Carlile will run for four weeks with daily sessions for therapy and credits.
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Idaho
Anna B. Capellan
Yegistriar
College of Liberal Arts
College of Pharmacy
Idaho State College
Clark S. Carlile
Carlile
Fessor Carlile
Per
DAV Adjutant Counterpoints Hoover Plan On Veterans Hospitals
Corbly denounces the Hoover Commission proposal to merge VA hospitals with other agencies and warns the bed reduction of 16,000 would harm veterans. He urges Idaho DAV members and auxiliaries to restore the beds and oppose the plan.
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Veterans Administration
America
Corbly
General Wainwright
DAV National Executive Committee
Hoover Commission
Congress
Idaho
DAV Department
State convention hosts ISC meeting for first time
The six day convention moves to ISC as host for the first time replacing the University of Idaho. Violet Butler presides as president at next session Monday.
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ISC
University of Idaho At Moscow
Violet Butler
Around Town Highlights From Local Notices
Girl Scout troop hike to Ross park ends in picnic with guest Madeline Garvin. Bike theft reported near Center and Third. Good Neighbors club plans Monday picnic at Walter Hayden ranch. Rex Clayton visits Pocatello from Honolulu. Merchants Protective Association sues M. K. Moffatt for 357.85 plus interest. Seattle-bound DeEtte Bryan earns UW degree. Archie Service to return from Stanford. Bonneville Girl Scouts tour phone building and hike Red Hill. Idaho police convention draws 200 officers and spouses. Subway accident injures car fender. Bus and sedan collision on Center. Mink Creek Chevrolet recovered. lawn mower found on sidewalk. Lawn mower theft reported from Idaho Lumber yard.
Law Reform Talks Stir Labor and War Powers Debate
discussion centers on replacing Taft Hartley with emergency powers and plant seizures. Ives opposes injunctions and seizures while Truman may use new reorganization powers, with shifts proposed for the Employment Security Bureau and Civil Service Commission.
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Louisiana Purchase
Franklin D. Roosevelt
North American Aviation Plant
Ives
N.Y
New Yorker
Congress
Senate
Truman
Bureau of Employment Security
Federal Security Agency
Labor Department
Civil Service Commission
Council Approves Coin Operated Amusement Ordinance Limit
The council limited the ordinance to coin operated amusement devices and endorsed the state initiative referendum statute aimed at giving power to the people. A majority noted signature hurdles reduce abuse risk and Davis urged including other referendum items in the same election to save costs.
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R. J. Davis
Idaho Synod Meeting Highlights Presbyterian Mission Work
The Idaho Synod delegates heard reports on sixty million dollars in expenses and mission work in South America Korea and behind the iron curtain. Rev. Richard T. Ferrell was elected Moderator with Dr. Robert C. Shupe as Stated Clerk. Mission stories came from Dr. Richard H. Baird and Rev. Kenneth Campbell while Fern Gable spoke for National Missions and Barnett S. Eby summarized church education efforts.
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Richard T. Ferrell
Presbytery
Northern Idaho
Robert C. Shupe
Caldwell
Youth Synod
Idaho College
First Presbyterian Church
Richard H. Baird
South America
Korea
Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Campbell
China
Campbell
Synod
Fern ‘Gable
Alaska
Board of National Missions
Board of Christian Education
Barnett S. Eby
Synod of Pennsylvania
Committee Tightens Grip on AEC Site Choice
McMahon of the joint committee said the panel cannot select the site but can review the AEC's decision for proper procedure. He suggested recommendations might be made, though the AEC spokesman said none had been received.
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McMahon
Conn
Joint Committee
AEC
Oil Stove Fire Suppresses Without Damage at Home
Fire crews were called to 620 S. Hayes at 10 25 a m when an overheated oil stove started a small blaze. No damage reported. Market report notes mixed produce and livestock activity with cattle and hogs showing varied bids and limits. Ocean shipping and grain figures are included with price ranges for several items.
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J. L. Long
S. Hayes
Ogden
USDA
Idaho
Idaho Ranch
Livestock price report and hospital meeting notes
Chicago hog prices mix with 170 to 240 pound ranges and sow weights, cattle and veal ranges, and steady sheep, with salable totals listed. Hospital panel in Utah discusses diet therapy and socialized medicine with AMA input and Blue Cross updates. Idaho hospitals largely in Blue Cross plan.
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Chicago
USDA
A. A. Aita
Upland
Calif
Western Hospital Association
Idaho
Blue Cross
R. T. Jones
The
Idaho Blue Cross
Attorney argues recall provision unnecessary in ordinance
Peterson contends the recall clause is unwise and unnecessary because the mayor serves two year terms, suggesting it should be excluded from the ordinance.
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Torney Peterson
Peterson
Grain futures notch mixed close on light trading
Chicago grains ended mostly lower after a listless session with early buying fading. Corn and oats offered brief strength before a retreat in the final 15 minutes as wheat also softened amid ongoing harvest pressure. March wheat and March corn were the only gains among cereals.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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